Actress Shin Sae-kyung Shines in BTS Jin's 'Don't Say You Love Me' Music Video: Behind-the-Scenes Revealed

Behind-the-scenes photos of actress Shin Sae-kyung have been unveiled.

Recently, the music video for 'Don't Say You Love Me,' the title track of BTS Jin's second solo mini-album, was released. In response, The Present Company, Shin Sae-kyung's agency, has revealed behind-the-scenes cuts from the music video shoot that took place in Singapore.

The behind-the-scenes photos capture Shin Sae-kyung's professional demeanor as she focuses on the music video shoot against the exotic backdrop of Singapore. Even when the cameras were off, she maintained her emotional depth, sometimes leaning against a window with a serene gaze, and remained deeply immersed in her character throughout the shoot.

The 'Don't Say You Love Me' music video is directed in a dramatized format, condensing narrative and emotion into a short runtime, which has been met with great acclaim. Despite the absence of dialogue, Shin Sae-kyung conveyed emotions solely through her eyes and expressions, quietly steering the mood of the piece. Her presence was pivotal, forming the emotional core of the collaboration, even though it was her first music video appearance in a while.

Immediately after its release, 'Sae-kyung Unnie' became a trending topic on X (formerly Twitter), proving her immense popularity. Reactions included comments like "It feels like a movie," "Short but leaves a deep impression," and "Her eyes said it all." The scenes from the music video, extended through the behind-the-scenes photos, offer another layer of emotional experience.

A representative from her agency stated, "Although the shoot was brief, Shin Sae-kyung filled each scene with sincerity through thorough preparation and immersion. This behind-the-scenes footage is a precious record of her dedication." The focus and detail she exhibited both on and off camera deliver an impact beyond the video itself.

Meanwhile, Shin Sae-kyung is set to appear in her upcoming film 'Humint,' which is slated for release soon.

Reported by Kim Se-ah, Ten Asia haesmik@tenasia.co.kr